Albania
German school named for Albanian who saved Jews sends students to Tirana for Holocaust remembrance
Ordinary Muslims and Christians in Albania, an isolated Balkan nation with no more than 300 native Jews, risked their lives during World War II to hide nearly 2,000 foreign Jewish refugees
Roaring Lion: From Berlin to London, Europe stands by Israel in war with Iran - opinion
Morocco, Albania, Greece expected to join International Stabilization Force in Gaza
Israel's ADC to build Albania's first data center
EU and UN halt funding for Kosovo project honoring Albanian Nazi collaborator
The decision follows protests by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Albanian police fire teargas as protesters storm party offices
The protesters were supporters of former Albanian president and prime minister Sali Berisha, who was thrown out of the party last year after being banned from the US due to alleged corruption.
Iran, Albania ready to temporarily house Afghan refugees
Iran said on Sunday it has prepared accommodation in three provinces bordering Afghanistan to provide temporary refuge to Afghans fleeing their country as Taliban insurgents enter the capital Kabul.
Balkan countries unite against antisemitism
“The task of combating antisemitism is pressing, especially as we have seen a disturbing uptick during the pandemic," said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
Albania to host first ever Balkans Forum Against Antisemitism
The announcement comes days after Albania officially adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism, becoming the first Muslim-majority nation to do so.
Albania first Muslim majority state to adopt IHRA antisemitism definition
Balkan country is first Muslim-majority counties to adopt formally adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism.
Ex Albania minister becomes 1st Muslim to join Combat Antisemitism Movement
"Antisemitism is not just a danger to Jews and Jewish communities. It is a threat to every decent society and therefore to people of all backgrounds: Muslim, Christian and beyond."
Kadri Cakrani - An unknown Albanian hero of the Holocaust
He served as a commandant-general of the town of Berat, and in 1943, he called for help as he tried to protect the Jews in his area.
Kosovo is a test of Israel’s moral character
In the 1990s, 10,000 Kosovo Albanians died and about one million were displaced as a result of Serbia’s aggression.
Architect designed a memorial honoring Albanians who saved Jews
Jacobs, 81, agreed to work on the memorial after learning that Albania was the only country in Europe that had more Jews after World War II than it did before.
